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Span Wind Imum Length Tion Tower of No: Max Sec

The document summarizes the design of transmission line towers. It discusses several key parameters used in the design process, including the number of towers, maximum wind span, equivalent span, and weight span. Various tower components are also mentioned, such as the main member and bracing. Design spans like the basic span and wind span are defined. Formulas are provided for calculating loads on the tower from the working load, safety factor, and wind pressure. Dimensions and other properties of the tower and its components are also defined through numerous symbols.

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Span Wind Imum Length Tion Tower of No: Max Sec

The document summarizes the design of transmission line towers. It discusses several key parameters used in the design process, including the number of towers, maximum wind span, equivalent span, and weight span. Various tower components are also mentioned, such as the main member and bracing. Design spans like the basic span and wind span are defined. Formulas are provided for calculating loads on the tower from the working load, safety factor, and wind pressure. Dimensions and other properties of the tower and its components are also defined through numerous symbols.

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"#$ % &' (
$ ( ( ) * + , - .
0 ( $ ( ) * . . / .
" 12 $ ( 1
" 4 5 Sections 3
9 ( 5 $ ! 6 7 8

sec tion length


No of tower =
max imum wind span

$ 7 8
" 12 : '; < : < 7 8
6 7 8 = 12 > ? 1 . .
" max wind span @ equivalent span 1 ' template
= != =! 5- / weight span A $ 1 (
= > / 7 8 = : . ) <. maximum weight span
" 12 $ ) 0
# , $ )< B ,C 7 . . . D .
E 7 weight span != . (< weight span
* ( &' $*3 7 ! $*3 3 7 14 $ "B ? & ' (
") * ( 1 &' =( 7 weight span
?F =, = - 8 5 . "
" ,4, H I $ 3 $*3G ? =,

$ 1 5 7 (! "
= E; 8 = E = . 8 >.
=( '8 E * 8 = E B .< 7 . .
" * 8 > 3 $*3 +- F 4

5 (8 5 7 6K J "
"

(bracing) $ , (main member) , "


(cylinderness ratio) 3 $*3# . 5 .
" ,

(X.Y.Z) 1 ? 3 / 2 ? 0 = 7 ( 6 "
"= = , @! ?

" > &' ( / "

, 0 = , H ( "
" < , ? !
L 7 5 G "
E 4 8 . 3 .
=, + ?F 7 # ?M N 8 8 . 3 $. *3
< 14 3 $*3 , ( =, B 7
: 5 14 %'> > 5 . .
" 1 3 $*3 < N B >! 7

! ? , G . "
: &' ( $ 6 ) / .?!
, ( 1 < 5 , =. 5.
" > (!

E6 ! ? , A -G ( "
5 , 1 < (cylinderness ratio) E D*
" ( 1 <

, ? 6 7 > # ?M ,( 5 . "
"O P ,

= * G 5 , * .( . "
5 7 (! (Q $*3 , .
" (stub angle) # , , # -
9 3L , $ 7 8
" < 1 =, ! = 6 8 "I
1 D* = 6 8 "II
" <
" G ? =, = 6 8 "III
" ,4, = 6 8 "IV

5 < 8 %'> L. $
J ( >! L$ H = ! ( * . 8 %'. >
R K1 8 E7 E , (
"KL J L> - 8
" !
"+ !
" 5 !

!"
< =, ! = - 8 "I
K7 E , E J
" G? ? - 1 ?M =, ! = - 8 "II
" KV J ; 8 N L 8 %'> %- =
#
, ( ? < O ,-! . + . . ?M
9 3 ; ( + @ 6 7
" G? = ! + ?F
"7 + ?F
" , ( + ?F

" $
> G? = ! 6 != 6 8 .>
" 6 %- ?M
( $ 4 = ( ' M @' 8 . / .
9 ( SF$ <
(Ultimate load = working load X safety factor)

$ !% & ' ()* +


" calculated (design) spans K
" (an) basic span 8 "I
" (a) wind span + "II
" (aw) weight span = , 8 "III

K J ,K

" , ( 1 ( K
"(m) (Li)
"(mm) (di)
"(kg) (WI) =,

1 ( K
"(kg/m) (gcb) =,
" (mm) (dc) H
"(mm2) (Sc)
(daN/m) (Vc) + K J ?F K
(daN) Vi , ( + K J ?F K
(daN/m2) q + D* K
(daN) V ( 8 K
(daN) T * ( 8 K
P 6K
L 8 K

+
7 ,< 8 T
, ( = 6 8 KT
K =, J ! "I
Wi = WI * 0.98 (daN)
K+ K D*J ?FJ $! ! "II
-3
Vi = Li * di * Kr * q* 10 (daN)
= ?. Reduction factor ; . < . 9 Kr
3 , ( + D @ '. . .
" ; ( (< +
9 = 6 8 KT
KG ? =, = ! =, J ! K!
Wc = gcb * 0.98 (daN)
Wice = π(dc+b)*b* i *10-6
G? 9b
G? =, 9 i

gc = Wice+ Wc

G ? =, = =, 9Wc
" G? D > =, 9 gc

9K+ ?FJ $! !K5


Vc=q(dc+2*b) 10-3

0 ( , T

Vi 2 Wi
Pwis = (a *Vc + ) + ((aw*gc + ) *0.98)2
2 2
7 8 T

N K+ !J * ( 8 "
, ( + ?F = 6 * ( 8
Tv=(a* Vc + Vi) Sf
0 ( 7 ! $

Vi=Vis
0 ( , + ?F : vis
6 7 ! $
Vi=VIT

6 , + ?F 9 VIT

7 $

Vi=Vis+VIT

9 'M B + ?F = $ * 8 & $
Tv = a * Vc* Sf
9 ,= 6 * ( 8 .
TA = nA * Pc * Sin ( /2)*Sf

!: & J > 5 ( 9nA


K ( H I
" 4 ( $B 5 = U6 >9 Pc
/ K J , 7 $ K /2J = ; ( .
° ° =

5 = 6 N 8 "
G? + C# - ! N $

LT = Ks *Pc *Sf *Cos ( /2)

F
P c = r

S c S f 1

a 2
γ 2
P c + P c
2

P = 2
h
2

9 $ V> 5 ( = 8 ( 9Sf
SF= 2.5 Normal working case •
SF= 1.25 Broken wire case •
> 5 H I $= ! ( 9Sf1
*Every days stress, still air (E.D.S) Sf1=5
*Wind & Ice Sf1=2.5
*Max temp., still air Sf1=1
*Minimum temp., still air Sf1=1

KSag 1 $ J $8 6 # Ph
Maximum breaking load for the conductor ! > Fr
" > Sc
9 KS =
Shield wire Phase conductor
Suspension tower 1 0.7
Section tower 0.15 KS *
Angle tower 1 1
Broken wire case-intact wire Ks=0.15 = 9 7 $T
Normal working.
Broken wire case-broken wire KS=1 or 0.85 =
opposite or in the same direction %- 4 $ & '

V c2 + g 2

γ = c

S c
kgF/m/mm2 γ
14 (LT) & 5 = 6 8 !5 /
= KG ? + # - ! JN N . !
"L ( ? N ! 14 (

... ... 7 : 5 8 %'> 5 (


, K Broken wire J: & ! ( (normal working)
"= 8 (

=, = 6 N ( 8
V=(aw*gc+Wi)*0.98*Sf

B , ( : 5 7 : L$ H / .
(Broken wire , normal working) > 5
! "
23 $ 1 Compression " Uplift 0 )/ ,! -"% . .
4 2! 5 4 -6" 7
23 & " 1; z/ {8 23 } 8 0 9 !" 2. 3 & 8 . :%
>z ;z $ " < = 4 23 & " $3"
+ %4 (?@ , A* B" 23 " ,! -"% !!. .
'"4 = 4 " Compression ,! 5 '"4 D8 23 C 1; z / 23
E Uplift ,! 5
0 37 1 / 5 ,! '"4 Compression ,"5 .5
4 ,! '"4 " 3" + 4
Cm(leg2)=XT+YL+V/4
7 F F 5 ,! '"4 @ uplift 0 ) ,". 5 .5 .
4
Um(leg4)= -XT -YL+V/4
!
!3 7 ' ) + !! " 0 3 ! ! !.
E " G"! !! @ $"
wire clearance diagram G 4 + ) ! !! 7
" K EJ ! 3 ) H I% ! A @< . " . "
G 4 + ) ' ..
9" " ) !3 L @ " "! .5
E
E 8 M N @ 5
4 " " 6" !
+ % 6" " Li
O : '" 5 % a`, a %
: a 9" a`
1 !! / 8 * '! $ 5" " ' N @ .5
4 6 #3 P "6 $ () "

9" 1 ° °/ " 6 #3 "6 $ N @ 5


9" 1 ° °/ " 6
shade protection angle <"6 Q ° #3 P "6 57 .
E A @ ° 9" "
E' " ' N @ 5

Lcu=Lisin40+1.22+step bolt length+a/2


X=Licos40*tan a
Lcb=Lcu+X
Lcb=Li(sin40+cos40+tan a)+1.22+step bolts+a/2
Lcu
hE =
tan 30
Lcu
he=hE-Li+LEW= hE = -Li+LEW
tan 30
OPGW suspension set 8 J + A "3 ". . LEW7 .
length
A=a+2*hbc*tan a
%!"#$B
B=b+2*hbc*tan b

a &' $
"( )% b

' " +R " " - (& : ) + : & ! ! !.


' @<
Normal working condition
Broken wire condition-" J
A ()P% J ( # "
4< 1< " 6/!I

'6 " J (" @X " 6 ()P% Normal working .@


%3
1-1 Mx-x = (1702X11.9)+(2X2398X7.9)+(3.75X2X2398)= 76127 daN.M.
2-2 Mx-x = (1702X39.25)+(2X2398X35.25)+(2X2398X31.1)+(2X2398X27.35)
= 516189 daN.M

J (" Y " " X " 6 ! . Broken wire . .@


%3 K R )&
1-1 Mx-x = (804X11.9)+(2X1499X7.9)+(2X1499X3.75)=44494 daN.M
2-2 MY-Y = (3846X11.9)= 54767 daN.M
2-2Mx-x = (804X39.25)+(1499X35.25X2)+(1499X31.1X2)+(1499X27.35X2)
= 312470 daN.M
MY-Y = 3846X39.25= 150955 daN.M
"!3 "%

MX-X My-y MX-X My-y


N.W 76127 *+ 0
B.W 44494 54767 150955

4 , A* "6 %%
MX-X Normal working @ 6 %
B" 4 !% " 7
678 1(2 9 : " MX-X 5 My-y Broken wire /-0 -1"(-
2 3 -4.,- .
F% 7$ =G F E :#. D ?2@A #0B: $C> 2 ;<1(2=
( N .W ) ( N .W ) ( B .W )
M M M
x− x
= x− x
+ x− x

2a 2a 2b
516000 312470 150955
= +
2a 2a 2b
516000 − 312470 150955
=
2a 2b
203530 150955
=
a b
a 203530
= = 1 . 34
b 150955
J 4 %4 +
E (Input data ) )! + " EI
E Conductor data " + " 1 /
E " -"% E
E Maximum breaking load 0 5 5E
E E final modulus of Elasticity %" E
E Coefficient of linear Expansion α !! E
EA 0 E
E " '6" E
E " 5E
E weather condition + " 1 /
FtF "3 , 3 !1
Fq F # 1
FbiceF S A 4 1
" !% $ "3 K " T 1
1- Every day condition (mean climate temp , still air , no ice) .
2- Lowest temp , maximum wind and ice .
3- Maximum ambient temp , still air , noise .
4- Min ambient temp , still air no ice .
5-Low temperature , reduced wind , no ice (stringing condition ) .
1' " /+ + !! 1 /
Computation restriction (factor of safety /
!% $ +& 7
' "% " G %+ & !
every day tension at the mean climate " +& .
E temperature
Maximum working tension at the B " . +& .
normal lowest temp .
!I / !% J $ " G! + & . $
E 1$ 4 !%

line section data ) H63 + " 1 /


Ea ' '3 '
Eh' '3 ' B" @L :
conductor creep . " 1 ". !!. / . ! + ". 1 /
" ' S % 1 " !! / ! ( 24 7 prediction
( A " , 3 ! ,! 6 < 5" J (. ) " ' 6.
E °C > 15 °C ' B" ' ,! 6 2( 7 !!
computation algorithm $ EII
+" ) $ $
Equivalent span U@4 $
n
3
a i
a e = i = 1
n
a i
i = 1

% H63 ' " !! " n 7


J , A* B"
1# ' GI % / @ B" 1
ESA V' " % %
λn = q * d
S A0 " % 2:
λn = q(d + 2bice )
'6" ' GI % !" B" 1
SA V' " %
λ H = W c
S A0 " %
λV = Wc + bice (d + bice )Wice * π
B" 1

γ = λ 2H + λ V2
Change of state Equation !
(T2) " K" V ! $ ! 2( !) 7 .
T1 K" ' ! ! W @" ". 3 K " . T !%.
E @" "3 K " T

ae2 γ 22 γ 12 T2 − T1
( 2 − 2)− − α * (t 2 − t1 ) = 0
24 T2 T1 E*A

Trial and error P ) $ 3 ! 2( 7


Governing Computation case 4 1 /K T ! !
E :) +& !% ' !!
' !
T
K si = max

T i

"!3 H %
Case Tempera Conductor Conductor tension-Ti- Factor of safety-Ksi-
No - ture unit loads
ti - - Case1 Case2 Case3 … Case1 Case2 Case3
**
1 t1 T T2 resulted* T3resulted* … Ks1imposed Ks2 resulted Ks2 resulted**
1 T1 = max

KS1imposed

2 t2 T1 resulted* Tmax T3resulted* … Ks1 resulted** Ks2imposed Ks3 resulted**


2 T2 =
KS2imposed

3 t3 T1 resulted* T2 resulted* Tmax … Ks1 resulted** Ks2 resulted** Ks3imposed


3 T3 =
KS3imposed


* conductor tension Ti computed with change of state equation
T max
** K si = factor of safety for the case i
Ti

H K5 J= 8 ( 5 6 5 /
Change D ( 0 &' ( E B 6 !
( %'> N 8 14 $ 6 5 . of state equation
9 ( 0 = G = 8 ( 5 &' ( "
T max
K si =
Ti
B B
5 = 8 ( K J - = 8 12 ( .
$= WO governing case /
)< 5 = 8 ( @ = . 8 1 2 .(
"K= 8 ( 1 0 J
9 * ?
X5 = 8 ( 9W W
X5 = 8 ( 9W W

Factor of safety
Case 1 Case 2
Case 1 X $" ' 5 = 8 (
X
Case 2 X5 = 8 ( X5 = 8 (

$ K5 JG = 8 ( 0 / 8 .
= = 8 ( =$ ? $ Y ?
<

Sag 5 &' ( Governing Case (


# - $# , $*3 $ 1 . ' 9 .I 2
( # - 3(conductor creep) . . .
/ : *
Sag "! $
9 ( 5 Sag 5
a
f i = P i * [cosh e
− 1 ]
2 * P i

where
T
P i = i

γ i

%' ( 1 D 5 5 /
"

6 5
< # 1 - < 5 14 5 .
$G 6 5 change of stat equation. D ( 0.
t 2 , γ2 , T 2 KH I J t 1 , γ1 , T 1 T2 .
=( '4 > 5 5 . KH .I J .
> 5 > γ2 = 4
H I J G ? =, + ?F Z= . =, . $ ?.
K5
γ2 XWc
5 ( 0 5 T2 5 (
Stringing 5

Te a *Wc 1
fi = [cosh( i ) − 1] *
Wc 2 * Te cos(tan −1 ( ∆ h / a i ))

T2=Te /
B$ >5 5 >9 ai
K - J=- = N $ 0 < 9∆h
" %% Y
9 * & '+ *

# > 9 A,B
=- = 9a
=- = N $ 0 < 9∆h
$8 9OX
@ ( 9OY
8 ; < = ( $ 9P
& ; < 7 = $8 $ 9Ao
9/ P -
T H [ daN ]
P [m ]=
γ [ daN / m ]

= - ( # - 6 = # > 9TH
>
5 - H I 9γ
K - ' G? + J >

= $ ∆h =0 $
f = y (a/2) - y (0)

X
y ( x) = Px cosh
P
a
2 a
f = P cosh − P = P × (cos − 1)
P 2P
K=- = N $ 0 $ - J ∆h o $
a −1 ∆h
f = P (cosh − 1) / cos(tan )
2P a
9 A0 5
a −1 − ∆h
A0 = − P × sinh
2 a
2 * P *sinh
2P
9&
∆h =o N )< =- = 6 & $

a
Lsh = 2 * P * sinh( )
2* P
∆h o = < = =- = 6 & $
∆h −1
LS = LSh cosh(sinh ( ))
LSh
∆h o = < = =- = 6 D & $
E*A
Lu = LS
E * A + P *γ
& ( 9E
9A

# - D = G $0 < 5 =
∆L=L0 * α * ( t - t0 )
HI 7? : H.2.%α

stub angle check

" 0 0 "6 0 @" ' !4P E

C su 1
Asca = + * ( S xc2 + S yc2 )1 / 2
F y 0.75 * Fy
Asca: required sectional area of stub angle in compression case

Csu: Ultimate compression load on stub angle (with perpendicular shear)


!" # $ %

Sxc, Syc: perpendicular shear force on stub angle


x, y ' " $ &
Fy: Yield stress
(# !

# "( ' )*# + F

Asca<Asc
Asc: Sectional area of stub
,#
( %
T su 1
A sta = + * (S 2
xt + S 2
yt )1/ 2
Fy 0 . 75 * F y
Asta= required sectional area of stub angle in tension case
(
Tsu: Ultimate uplift load on stub angle
$ - , %
Sxt, Syt: perpendicular shear force on stub angle
( $ &

# "( - #' )*# + F

Asta<Ast
Angle shear connector J $"KLMI"/ .N. =O
:

# # . " " / 0/ )*# + 1 #

2 3 %
Fy
X = t *( `
)1/ 2

1.19 * f c

f `c :28 days cylinder strength of concrete


. * ' ' / 3 / % # &

t: thickness of angle shear connector


2 )

X: extended width of supported leg angle shear connector


0 , 4 %

r : angle shear connector fillet radius


" &5 2 /
# "( - # ' )*# + F
x < bc-r-t

bc : angle shear connector leg % "%

Wac = x + r + t ≥ K ac * bc
Wac: width of supported leg of angle shear connector
, . % "' 4 %
% " % ' 6 4 / Kac
8 82 7 2 % %

kt * Tsu
I sc =
1.19 * f c * (t + r + 0.5 * x)
`

Isc: total required length of angle shear connector


82 + %
Kt: rate of angle shear connector support
"6 : " ' " % 2(

I sc
nc =
Ic
nc: number of angle shear connector
0 82

Ic: length of angle shear connector


82 %
Z "6 + R " V ' !4P E
tc = min (t, ts)
2 ) t
9" ) ts
tc: minimum thickness of angle shear connector
ts, t ' ) %&: ;" #, .# 2 ) %&

<" ' + %

Tsu
nbv =
Fv * Ab

nbv: required number of bolts in shear

Fv: allowable shear on bolts


<" >2 ' %2 .# <" $ # = &

4 / /: <" ' + %

Tsu
nbb =
fb *db *tc
nbb: required number of bolts in bearing
db: diameter of angle shear connector bolt
Z "6 " V 5
2 ,# <" %
max(nbv , nbb )
N b = max(nbsc , )
nc
'8? ' &" ' " )@ " #, .#

& 2 %) ,# <" ' %& Nbsc *

max(nbv , nbb )
nc AA

,! " 6 '"@! " ' !4P E


K a * Tsu
L=
4 * τ * n * bs
9" & ' ' % L

Ka: Rate of adhesion support 0 # . # B C # /

P : adhesion between stub angle and concrete (daN/cm2)

' ' C # "

% "% bs

n: number of angle in one stub angle 9" & ,#

# "( - #' )*# + D

L>Lmin

Lmin: minimum embedment of stub angle


' 4 0 = % %&
,! "6 ' !4P E

capacity of stub angle % #+ . / %

Fct = Fy × Ast
; Ast

C # " $! ! 82 ' E# / ) % #+ . / %
Fca: total capacity of stub angle from angle shear connectors and
adhesion

Fca=1.19*f`c*(t+r+0.5*x)*Ic*nc+4* P *n*bs*L

# "( ' )*# .# C B %


Fct < Fca
Fct > Tsu
Fca > Tsu
"6 4I ! Y
"6 1 / ,"5 ! &"
K 6J
9 1 < = * ( %'>
A) Short unsupported length D 1 ' ,
(L/r < 120)
1) Axially loaded at both ends .
, @
2) Excentrically loaded at one end
, N 3 @, Z

3) Excentrically loaded at both ends


, @, Z

B) Long unsupported length D 1 ' ,


(120 < L/r < 200 : 225 : 250)

4) Unrestrained against rotation at both end # Z ,


5) Restrained against rotation at one end

!
"#
$% &'( ) *!
+,-' *./0 1'!
23$
#-4

6) Restrained against rotation at both ends


!
"#$
% 5.) *!
+,-' *./0 1'!
23$
#-4

KL
r
k : effective length factor /
9 > / K 6J ( (< (
L
I) For 0 ≤ ≤ 120 (Short unsupported length)
r
I :1 curve No 1 K J
KL L
= K=1
r r
I :2 curve No 2 K2J
KL L
= 30 + 0 . 75
r r
k>1

I :3 curve No3 K J

KL L
= 60 + 0 .5
r r

k>1
L
II) For 120 < ≤ 200 , 225 , 250 (long unsupported length)
r
II :1 curve No 4 K J
KL L
= K=1
r r
L
II :2 curve No 5 120 < ≤ , 225 K J
r

KL L
= 28 .6 + 0 . 762
r r
L
II :3 curve No 6 120 < ≤ , 250 K J
r

KL L
= 46 .2 + 0 . 615
r r
w
K , + = J
t
w 80 × ψ
≤ $R A
t lim it F y

/
6=2.62 metric system @ I $
6=1 US customery US I $

Fy : Minimum guaranteed Yield point of material # B * B 6 # !

= / < =
240 N/mm2=2400 daN /cm 2 = H1 H
350 N/mm2=3500 daN /cm 2 = H2 H
/ CC 5
2× E
CC = π ×
Fy
% ( ( Cc /
E: modules of elasticity of material
< = B # (
KL
C C ≥
r $ 9A

2
1 KL / r
F a = [1 − ] × Fy
2 CC

K : effective length factor /


K 6J 5 ( (< (
,
1 XK K 6J 9 ?
Fa : allowable axial compressive stress ( daN /cm2)
, B @ D* -3 !
KL
C c < $ 9A
r
π2 ×E
Fa = 2
KL
r
w w 144 ψ
< < $ B
t lim it t Fy

- B 6 # > Fcr 5 (1:B)

w /t
F cr = 1 . 677 − 0 . 677 * Fy
(w / t )lim it

( $ Fy X Fcr ; ( (2:B)
2
1 KL / r
F a = [1 − ] × Fy
2 CC

w 144 ψ
≥ $ (C
t Fy
Fcr 5 (1:C
0 . 0332 × π 2
×E
F cr =
(w / t ) 2
( $ Fy XFcr ; ( (2:C

2
1 KL / r
F a = [1 − ] × Fy
2 CC

L
F a℘
r

7
2
1 KL / r
Fa = [1 − ] × Fy
2 CC
w 80 × ψ
F y = Fcr if >
t Fy
9 0 5 7 $ , H =
1) L/ r < 120
1:1 curve 1 : * Main member
** Corssarm chords

1:2 curve 2 : * Corssarm hanger

1:3 curve 3 : * Short bracings


** Corssarm hanger and chords

2) L/r > 120


2:1 curve 4 : * Barcing connected with one bolt at Both ends.
2:2 curve 5 : * Barcing connected with 2 bolts at one end.
2:3 curve 6 : * Barcing connected with 2 bolts at Both ends.

Slenderness ratio 7 , 6 ?
1) angle L 50 x50x6H2
Compression Tension Governing Governing Area
C T loading case loading case A
in compression In tension
CA TA
5722 5362 3 4 5.691
radius of gyration Radius of Unbraced length Unbraced
in V axis gyration in X axis in V axis Length in X axis
riv rix Liv Lix
0.97 1.5 95 140

L iv 95
Ldv: slenderness ratio in V axis = = = 97 .93 ≅ 98
riv 0 . 97

L ix 140
Ldx : slenderness ratio in X axis = = = 93 .33 ≅ 93
rix 1 .5
considering curve C [ [ 6
KL L
= 60 + 0 .5
r r
L
K V J= = 8 > X K -
r
k X 98= 60 + 0.5 X 98 KX

> 9 Ldc -
Ldc =K * max (Ldv,Ldx )= K* Ldv X X X

( 5 Fa -
2
1 KL / r
Fa = [1 − ] × F y = 1744 daN / cm 2
2 CC
H2 : daN/ cm 2 X Fy /
Ldc KL/r ; (
stress in compression : Fe allowable axial compressive stress : Fa =

7
compression(C ) 5722
Fe = = = 1005 daN / cm 2
Area( A) 5.961

6 0 =! 5-

Fe < Fa
curve `A` W W 6 = =! ; <
KX Ldc X Ldv x k X
Fa = 2000 daN / cm2
"6 !I 1,"5/ ! > [ %A

= -= , % -= ,
1 $= != > > 7 -
0 ? $ Z
length of critical path No 2 = critical path
(Acr) critical path Area - -
Area Critical = Critical path * thickness
6 $ -P Stress in tension 9 Ft -
Tension
= -= , $ Ft = /
A cr

Tension
$# -= , $ Ft = /
0 . 9 * A cr

6 0 = F K

Ft < Fy
" V ! > [A A

Shearing check Z A -3 A < K


Shear stress on bolt : Fv -
(C )max or (T )max
Fv =
n s * A s * N SS
/
, 0 6 ! D* ! (C)max or (T)max
Z 9 ns
Number of shearing section A * ( 9 NSS
6 = 0 :
Fv < F v max

Z < = - Fv max /
Bearing check O P -3 A < K
Bearing stress on bolt 9 Fb - 9

Fb =
(C )max or (T )max
n s * d b * t cm

Z 9db /
Z K J O ,-8 : tcm
Fb < Fb max 6 = 0 9
" Z < = - F b max /

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